Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-12

in fault; they were not m MexicO, fight ing YOU. What business had your sol
 diers in the United States. armed and lighting the United States authorities. = Gov. Torres IS highly indignant at the
 action of the local Mexican authorities Upon learning that SeiiOr Vss9uez. the
 Chief of the Mexican police, had been
 removed for having refused to take a hand against the Americans. be ILn-
 mediately reIustated h.m. He wss or | dered to take . force of men to secure | Lieutenant Gutierrez, and tO turn him over tO the United States authorities. | The chief thereupOn dispatched ten m. n on horseback, fully armed. .o scour the country and bring ID Gutierrsz. dead or
 alive. This, IS believed, will prevent
 further trouble.
 NKw YORK. March 5-The Rev. Henry
 Ward Beecher has had stroke of apo
 plexy and now lies unconscious. Grave
 fears are entertained by his family and
 friends that bis lsbOrs ss a pastor ID this
 world have ended. His brother. Assist
 ant District Attorney Wm- c. Beecher,
 with his wife and Mrs. Beecher, were st
 the bedside of the great clergyman sIi day to-day, completely overcome with
 grief at hls condition. He has always
 been ln such good health, snd was ap-
 psrsntly SO hale for his age. that they could hardly realize tha. he Was lying there in such helpless condition. Hls attack came on 80 gradually that his
 wife and son were unable Co reslize the
 full extent of his illness Between
 and 3 o'clock yesterday morning Beechsr
 svoke and complained of beng slck-
 His wife arose to get him something t' drlnk, when he began to you,It snd fell
 back upon his pillow, apparently eI- hRnsted. Ia short tune he vent tO sleep and Mrs. Beecher concluded that be would feel better in feS hours. The first breakfast bell rang. but Gld not awaken him. The second bell Blsp passed unheeded. Mrs. Beechsr had been up for some time and did not wisn to disturb him. She called her sun and dsughter-in-lav. Beecbsr tried to speak to them but his voice was thick, snd hIs articulation indistinct. Dr. F.. W Searle, the family physician, vas called in, who pronounced Mir. Beecher gUite i'll. though he did not spp-eheud Im- mediste danger. During the 0sy Beecher seemed to improve. and hopes were entertained that he would rRily. Medicine was given regularly. and every change was noted This morning be ap- pesred tO hs worse, and it vas decided to call 4, W. Hammond. of New York. in consultation with Dr. Srarle. Before noon Beecher agRIn !spsed into uncon- scIOusness, and he was n that condItioD when Dr. Hammond reached the ho1sc. He assured the fumily that there Wss some hope and left shortly after 2 o'clock. Colonel 8eechsr said tO-nIgh. that his father did not seem to suffer any pain, and that. when reused. b. seemed tO recognize him and Mrs. Beecher. His articulation was loo Iu- distinct to be understood. At n o'clock tonight Beecher was slightly better. and be appeared to be less drOwsy Rev. Dr. Talmsge and all the prominent members of Beechers church have called at the house. Beecher, by pointing to hIs head. indicated shat he was suffering there most Bulletins were issued the day and evening". but later Dr. Searles sad that no more bull letins would be Issued during the night unless the preacher was found tO be dy ing. He did not think there would be any change before morning. At III o'clock the house was closed. At o3a tonight Dr. Searle saii that thsscoDil- ton of Beechsr was unchanged. but that he was not expected to die before